Q&A
A: The simple answer to the question is this: “Sewer, water and storm lines were old, fragile, and not working as they should.”Shawn Cole, Nevada’s
06/19/2020
Category: News
Mayor proclaims Juneteenth in Nevada
WHEREAS, President Abraham Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863, declaring the slaves in Confederate territory free, paving the way for the passing
06/19/2020
Council ready to meet in person
The Nevada City Council is ready to begin in-person meetings. This coming Monday will be the first time city council representatives have met in person
06/18/2020
Landhuis hopes to positively influence young readers
Before COVID-19 caused a shutdown of many public facilities, Travis Landhuis loved every minute of his new job at the Nevada Public Library.Landhuis, 30, was
06/17/2020
Nevada Parks and Rec keeping kids ‘in the game’
Twelve-year-old Natalie Emery of Nevada had the perfect pair of softball cleats for this summer’s 5th/6th softball program.“We actually invested in cleats that were really
06/16/2020
Q&A
A: According to Shawn Cole, City Building & Zoning Administrator, this is a common question that he is asked. He explained, the three lines that
06/15/2020
Jordan Cook named Nevada City Administrator
The City of Nevada is pleased to announce Jordan Cook as the community’s new City Administrator.Cook, 32, originally from Omaha, Neb., will begin his position
06/15/2020
June 13 Community Coffee recap
–Rhonda Maier, assistant director of Nevada Parks and Rec, was the guest and talked about the following: Maier noted that not being able to have
06/13/2020
Meet Officer Soubayi
Jon Soubayi is not only one of Nevada’s new police officers – Soubayi is also a new dad.“I enjoy it,” he said of fatherhood. “It
06/12/2020
Meet Officer Swanson
Andrew Swanson was looking for something more in life when it came to a career.The 2006 graduate of Madrid High School said he was “bouncing
06/12/2020
